Visitors in the city this morning
A long list of residents and out of town visitors appear in Omaha and nearby towns this morning including J. L. Hardroba A. S. Will Frank Koback Miss Lillian Fitch Joseph A. Connor George Horn Jas Chalfant Claude Shumaker John MacQuiston Barbara Gering Mrs C S Johnson J N Wise and wife Perry Marsh J J Schneider Georg Horn Mrs W D Smith Miss Letta Smith Dc A Harvey W H Stell George Rhoden Sam Campbell Fred Hinton C N Parker wife Frank Ballance Miss Lillian Bookmeyer Ed Gase Mrs Theodore A Steuklin W D Newell Mrs Wm Shea and daughters J J Waddick Catherine Eddie Zuckwieler S L Conner wife Laura Tower Frank Swoboda W D Jones W D Wheeler and son Albert Frank Rand A P Campbell Miss Minnie Born C A Rawls Ray Travis Bruce Rosencrans George Alivas Gust Karvalas Ralph Mullis Earnest Wurl Miss Laura Kinkead Wm Miller T J O'Brian Miss Dora Fricke Miss Anna Paasch Max Peterson John P Meisinger Gretchen Donnelly Marie Donnelly Helen Clark Hallie Parmele Jean Morrisey Eva Fox C H Rist Mrs Son departed for Glenwood John Bergman D S Ralston August Broadley Mrs John Geiser Ina Randall, with many more visiting or traveling through for business and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Will
South Omaha
Frank Koback
Omaha
Lillian Fitch
Joseph A. Connor
George Horn
Jas. Chalfant
Rock Bluffs
Claude Shumaker
John MacQuiston
Barbara Gering
C. S. Johnson
J. N. Wise
Perry Marsh
J. J. Schneider
Cedar Creek
City
Court House
Fred Hinton
Glenwood
C. N. Parker
Lincoln
Frank Ballance
Lillian Bookmeyer
Ed Gase
Decatur
Indiana
Theodore A. Steuklin
Watson
Missouri
Frank Swoboda
Lawrence
W. D. Jones
W. D. Wheeler
Albert
Frank Rand
John McNurlins
A. P. Campbell
Hordville
Plattsmouth
August Raceler
Henry Steinhaur
John Krueger
Mynard
Rae Patterson
Wm. Ballance
Estelle Baird
John Smith
Council Bluffs
C. A. Miller
Thurman
Iowa
J. P. Guth
First National Bank
Minnie Born
C. A. Rawls
Capitol City
Ray Travis
Bruce Rosencrans
Misses Gretcchen
Marie Donnelly
Helen Clark
Hallie Parmele
Jean Morrisey
Eva Fox
Burlington
Dorothy Donnelly
Lion and the Mouse
Boyd Theatre
C. H. Rist
Aged Hackberry Tree Lowered Four Feet at City Home
W. W. Coates trims an aged hackberry in the north city to improve the lawn. The century old tree, about fifteen inches in diameter, was lowered four feet by H. C. McMahen & Son. Work involved a three foot wide trench to six feet deep, lifting the mass with jackscrews, removing dirt for four feet, and letting the tree settle. Fifty thousand pounds of dirt supported the process, taking a week to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Coates
H. C. McMahen & Son
Valuation method changes raise farm property taxes
A new revenue law changes how real estate is assessed this year. Real estate must be valued by separating land from improvements, likely boosting farm property values and tax bills. City land may see less change, but farm improvements will drive higher assessments and heavier workload for assessors.
Supreme Court Rules Debts May Be Deductible Under New Revenue Law
The court holds that a note and mortgage given in exchange for property is a credit not money loaned and invested, allowing the holder to deduct debts owed at tax time. Judge A R Oleson faced a $3500 excess assessment due to conflicting interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
A. R. Oleson
Cuming County
Stanton County
District Court
Oleson
Weeping Water Debaters Defeat Plattsmouth in Inter high match
The Weeping Water team defeated Plattsmouth on the federal railway ownership topic. Judges included Rev J H Salabury, N W Gaines, and C E Corbin. Debaters from Weeping Water were Misses Josephine Hall Mattie Larson and Marie Douglass. The audience filled the Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeping Water
Plattsmouth
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. H. Salabury
N. W. Gaines
Louisville
C.E. Corbin
Notice to Cass County Farmers on Wright's Liquid Smoke
The secret of curing hams and bacons lies in Wright's Liquid Smoke. It is quicker safer and yields better results than the old wood fire method. Sold by F. C. Fricke and Co. Druggists Plattsmouth Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
New Steward for Masonic Home Declines Offer
Yesterday Dr Haggard and wife visited the Masonic Home in Nebraska City to assess the steward and matron post but found the terms too steep to accept. Today O J King grand master and Michael Dowling with W S Askwith and wife traveled to the city and agreed to take the role, set to begin next Wednesday April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Haggard
Nebraska City
Masonnic Home
O. J. King
Lodge
Michael Dowling
W.S. Askwith
Omaha
Old Cass County Citizen Killed by Train Near Greenwood
Dennis Dowd, about seventy, an elderly Cass county resident and wealthy farmer, was killed by Burlington train No. 14 while lying intoxicated on the track half a mile east of Greenwood. He leaves a widow and three sons and was well known in Plattsmouth and the western Cass county area. The death occurred as he reportedly rested after leaving Greenwood, with the farmer noted for hard work and eccentricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Dennis Dowd
Burlington
Dowd
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Elmer Farthing Laid To Rest In Local Cemetery
Elmer Farthing, born in this city, died in Nebraska City after a pilgrimage through Boulder and San Antonio seeking relief from tuberculosis. He served as a meat inspector in Kansas City before enlisting in the Spanish American War. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery. sixteenth Farthing buried here. Grandpa Nichols, 95, lives in Girard, Kansas. J. L. Farthing and Clyde L. Farthing attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Farthing
Kansas City
Carlos Nichols
Elmer
Swift Packing Company
Philippines
Boulder
Colorado
San Antonio
Texas
Creston
Iowa
Nebraska City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Farthing
Grandpa Nichols
Girard
Kansas
J. L. Farthing
Clyde L. Farthing
Little Daughter Arrives. Bolin Family Joy Brightens Washington
Jimmie Bolin of A L Asemissen and Son's hardware store takes a layoff due to joyous home arrival. A newborn daughter at the north city home delights Aunt Clara and Grandpa Mockenhaupt, with father and mother Bolin also reported well and happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Bolin
A. L. Asemissen and Son
Jimmie
Clara
Grandpa
Grandma Mockenhaupt
Bolin
Masque Birthday Surprise for Judge Beeson
Yesterday on his thirty sixth birthday Judge A J Beeson hosted a masked gathering at his home. Friends nearly equal to his years attended uninvited for a merry surprise with games music and a lunch. The Knights and Ladies of Security were well represented among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Beeson
Mr. Beeson
Frank Furters
G. F.S. Burton
Gertude Beeson
W. B. Elster
Harriett Becker
C. A. Marshall
Blanche Snyder
John Beeson
Mike Mauzy
Margeret Rennie
Minnie Will
J. M. Leyda
R. B. Windham
W. C. Ramsey
W. C. Tippins
Wm. McCauley
A. N. Sullivan
John Isabel
Land salesman tours west. Kansas City firm sells vast Panhandle acreage
Frank Stanley toured the western states including Colorado and Wyoming returning home Saturday. D O Dwyer joined part of the trip and praised some lands on Stanley list. The J B Dodson Land Company of Kansas City, Stanley’s firm here, sold 30000 acres in Panhandle county on a recent southern trip, a weak land day. Their sale plan offers a easy path to homeownership with ten percent cash and the rest over ten years at six percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stanley
Colorado
Wyoming
D. O. Dwyer
Boedaker Visits Louisville Mother at 76 in Frail Health
Chas. Boedaker returned from Louisville where his widowed mother, 76, continues in feeble health. He has been caring for her during the visit, and she resides with her son Lute who is providing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Boedaker
Louisville
Theodore Boedaker
Charles
Lute
Burlington to Establish New Sioux City Division Headquarter
Sioux City officials discuss a planned Burlington division with headquarters in Sioux City. The unit would be named the Omaha division and would include the Omaha yards and the Lincoln division area north and east of Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Burlington
Omaha
Omaha Yards
Lincoln Division
Asland
Chalfant Named Administrator of L. H. Chalfant Estate
In county court this morning Wm. Chalfant was appointed administrator of the estate of his son L. H. Chalfant who died about six weeks ago from pneumonia. He attended to business at the court house during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Chalfant
L. H. Chalfant
Mr. Chalfant
Mrs. Eisenhut Declared Insane and Sent to Lincoln Hospital
On complaint by her husband, C Eisenhut of Murdock, the board of insanity declared Mrs. C Eisenhut insane and ordered her sent to the Lincoln hospital. Dr. Jones of Murdock testified. With her husband, sheriff, and M Manspeaker, she was taken to the hospital this morning amid a family history of tragedy including a missing child and a coroner’s inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Eisenhut
Murdock
Board of Insanity
Lincoln
Jones
M. E. Manspeaker
Newborn Son Arrives as Kruger Family Grows
A baby boy was born at Greenwood last night while Fred L. Kruger and his wife were away. The birth occurred around three this morning and the family, including a hopeful future voter, welcomed the new arrival. Both mother and child are reported well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Kruger
Greenwood
Mr. Kruger
Hot Springs Doctors Come to Plattsmouth for Free Consultations
Dr Ben W Kinsey head of the Hot Springs Doctors visits Plattsmouth for three days at the Riley Hotel April 20 21 22 offering free examinations and consultations. Curable cases get free treatment aside from medicine costs with the government backing Hot Springs system and vast patient testimonials cited from Lincoln and nationwide sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben W. Kinsey
Hot Springs
Nebraska State Institute
14Th and
O Streets
Lincoln
Platesmouth
Riley Hotel
Kinsey
Plattsmouth
United States
Hot Springs Ark
Army
R. E. Geiger
Ben W Kinsey
Dr. Kinsey
Hot Springs Treatment Is What Dr. Kinsey
Plage
Bh Springs
Dover Ata
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Georg
Phillip Horn
W. D. Smith
Letta Smith
A. Harvey
H. H.stell
Nehawka
George Rhoden
Sam Campbell
Murray
W. H. Newell
Wm. Shea
Elizabeth
Winnifred
J. J. Waddick
Catherine
Eddie Zuckwieler
S. L. Conner
Laura Tower
George Alivas
Gust Karvalas
Ralph Mullis
Earnest Wurl
Laura Kinkead
Lincoln Schools
Wm Miller
W. H. Miller
Seattle
Washington
T. J. O'Brian
Dora Fricke
Missionary Society of the Episcopal Church
Anna Paasch
Fremont
V. T. Kuneil
Max. Peterson
Peterson
John P. Meisinger
County Clerks Office
John Bergman
D. S. Ralston
New York City
Harry A. Stone
Home Insurance Company of
New York
August Broadley
John Geiser
Chicago
A. W. Bradley
Geiser
Ina Randall
A. A. Randall
Geneva
A.S. Randall
Randall
F. C. Fricke & Co
Plattsmouth, Neb
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